Hope – it is the strongest word I know. Everyday we wake up
in a hope of having a good day. Whether you are perfectly fine or going through
a dull phase - hope is what keeps you
going.
Any activity you start, you hope to complete it
successfully. From cooking a meal to completing a project to losing weight, you
hope to have a positive outcome.
“I find hope in the darkest hours and focus in the
brightest. I do not judge the universe.”Dalai Lama
“Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not;
remember what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for.”
Epicurus.
But is it hope when you expect a negative result? Do you
say, ‘I hope not to finish this task.’? And when you hope that, is it really
hope? Oh, too many ‘hopes’ in that sentence.
Hope is the premise of my life. Being positive is my
attitude. Staying strong on these two is my character. Hope cannot exist in isolation.
And what happens when things happen against hope? If you
have the other two traits, you hope for a new dawn. That’s why I say, hope
cannot survive in isolation.
It is the degree of these three that defines how your life
will be. You can make your life fulfilling or just let things be by not
inculcating these virtues.
I promise to stay strong and hold on positively to hope. You
have to promise me the same.
“Hold on, God knows what he is doing.”
good one..
ReplyDeleteFor negative things you say I fear or apprehend or doubt.
ReplyDeleteWhen one is positive in mind there is no room for failure.
What a positive thought. Hope is what makes the world happen for me.
ReplyDeleteThey say, the road that is built in hope is more pleasant to the traveler than the road built in despair, even though they both lead to the same destination!! So, always keep the hope alive!
ReplyDeleteAh...this was an infectious post!!! I feel positive and lively all of a sudden. thanku!
ReplyDeleteKeep the hope alive!! :))
ReplyDeleteSometimes hope is all you have and it sails you through.
ReplyDeleteI tell the same thing to friends who are down and out. We need to believe in a brighter day or else we are already finished.
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